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Rye, New York, offers a vibrant rental market that blends historic charm with modern convenience. Situated along the scenic Long Island Sound and just a short commute to Manhattan, the city attracts professionals, families, and students alike. Its lively downtown features boutique shops, waterfront dining, and cultural attractions such as Rye Playland and the historic Rye Art Museum, creating a desirable backdrop for renters seeking both leisure and accessibility. Excellent schools, well‑maintained parks, and easy access to major commuter routes further enhance Rye’s appeal for long‑term residents.

Among the available housing options, apartments dominate the market, with one‑bedroom units typically priced in the $2500 range and two‑bedroom apartments commonly falling within the $4400‑$4800 bracket. For those who prefer more space, single‑family homes are a prominent feature of Rye’s neighborhoods. Three‑bedroom houses often rent in the $8300 range, while larger four‑plus bedroom properties approach the $10,000 level, reflecting the city’s upscale residential character. Whether you’re looking for a sleek condo near the waterfront or a spacious family home in a quiet cul‑de‑sac, Rye’s rental inventory accommodates a variety of lifestyles and budgets.

Neighborhoods such as the historic Rye Town and the waterfront district of Sunken Meadow provide distinct living experiences, each offering easy access to recreational amenities like golf courses, marinas, and well‑preserved trails. The city’s strong sense of community, combined with its proximity to New York City’s employment hubs, makes Rye a sought‑after destination for renters seeking a balanced, high‑quality urban‑suburban lifestyle.

Rye Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Rye was $2,530 for 1 Bedroom, $4,415 for 2 Bedroom, $8,290 for 3 Bedroom, and $9,938 for 4+ Bedroom.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.